Becchetti Leonardo

2 March 2026

The socioeconomic roots of conspiracy beliefs

Leonardo Becchetti, University of Rome “Tor Vergata”* Chiara Lubicz, University of Rome “Tor Vergata” Abstract Using the last wave of the European Social Survey we investigate […]
2 March 2026

200 – BESt Work Life: a multidimensional approach to organisational climate measurement

Leonardo Becchetti, University of Rome Tor Vergata, Department of Economics and Finance Marta Magnani, University of Milan, Department of Economics, Management and Quantitative Methods Lorenzo Semplici, CeSVa of NeXt […]
12 January 2022

190 – A new model to design and evaluate the multidimensional impact: the NeXt Impact®

Leonardo Becchetti, University of Rome Tor Vergata Luca Raffaele, NeXt Nuova Economia per Tutti Maristella Cacciapaglia, CeSVa NeXt Nuova Economia per Tutti Lorenzo Semplici, CeSVa NeXt […]
25 November 2021

189 – The effect of mandatory non-financial reporting on CSR (and environmentally sustainable) investment

Leonardo Becchetti, University of Rome Tor Vergata Sara Mancini, University of Rome Tor Vergata Nazaria Solferino, University of Calabria   Abstract We investigate the effects of […]
8 July 2021

187 – Measuring investments progress in ecological transition

Measuring investments progress in ecological transition: the Green Investment Financial Tool (GIFT) approach Leonardo Becchetti, University of Rome Tor Vergata Mauro Cordella, TECNALIA, Basque Research and […]
23 March 2021

185 – The social impact of living indexes: the case of Next

Abstract The design of proper environmental and social indicators is one of the most critical challenges when monitoring and implementing corporate and government policy measures toward […]
31 March 2020

180 – Avoiding a “despair death crisis” in Europe. The drivers of human (un)sustainability

Abstract The emergence of the despair death crisis in the US stimulates researchers and policymakers to look at subjective wellbeing data from a different perspective. We […]
10 March 2020

179 – The gender happiness paradox

Abstract According to the gender happiness paradox women are signi ficantly more likely to declare high levels of life satisfaction than men after controlling for all relevant […]
5 February 2020

178 – Regional inequality and subjective wellbeing

Abstract We contribute to the literature investigating the relationship between subjective wellbeing and income inequality by testing the nexus between the two variables using regional inequality […]
23 January 2020

177 – The frontier of Social Impact Finance: Theory and two case studies

Abstract Social impact bonds (SIBs) are a novel and innovative form of public-private partnership nancing social services performed by a best-practice selected non-governmental third entity. In […]